EdifierW800BT Plus Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Stereo Headphones with Built-in Mic Deep Bass, 55 Hours Playtime, Bluetooth 5.1 Headset with CVC 8.0 Noise Cancelling Voice Call

Very good

I love this!

This is a revision to my initial review, as I'm now using the headphone for few weeks.Pros:(1) I can confirm that it does an excellent job with noise cancelation.(2) It comes with a 3.5mm wire for incase it ran out of battery, which is a very good thing.Cons:(1) Keep in mind that you will need a BT system not less than version 5.1. If your system BT is old it will not connect. In my case i needed to upgrade and I used a USB BT 5.3 adapter.(2) the battery seems to drain quickly, maybe within 2-3 hours of use So I needed to keep it charging overnight, and also to switch it off when not in use.(3) I also didn't like that to switch it on/off I have to long press a button on the unit; but i guess it has something to do with BT pairing with the system.My verdict:Despite the cons, it fully worths it considering the affordable price.I might well keep my 5 stars rating, but decided to reduce one star due to the battery life issue.

Little bulky and plastic kinda feel. But excellent sound and bass especially for watching movies.

Pros: The battery is excellent. I've been using the headphones for more than 01 week & had to be charged only 01 time.Cons: Cannot use while charging. Also cannot be folded. And you have to install the app to change the equalizer modes.

Super sound if u watch Hollywood movies u will enjoy same like home theater in desktop with equalizer

Unfortunately mine is not working after only 5 days. The bass is gone and now am left with just bad sound. Too bad for me. But when it was working I can confirm the sound was awesome 😎.

Produto bem construído, bons materiais, uso confortável, bateria de longa duração, boa sonoridade, boa reproducao de notas graves e agudas, volume adequado, bom preço para o que o produto oferece. Só fica devendo o cancelamento de ruído.

You can use the Edifier headphones with a smartphone via Bluetooth or 3.5mm on a TRS cord plugged into a adapter but doesn't work with a TRRS cable ment for a microphone. If you plug in a TRRS cable it Fs up the Google Assistant/Google app because the headphones or pixel 7 keeps tripping the Assistant on constantly. Make sure the adapter works with a microphone signal or you cannot use the Edifier headphones on a cord if you want to chat on mic. I am using a Google Pixel 7. The cord that came with the headphones is a TRS cord and has good sound stage and length. When you plug in a cord it automatically turns off the Bluetooth. I usually leave the headphones at 100% volume on the headphones and control the volume on the smartphone or other devices. I allows me to have to have accurate control of the volume levels + only need to use one volume. Plus on my smartphone I can see the exact % amount of volume level(s). The headphones do get loud and sometimes the audio/music is a little bit distorted if you change the sound profile on the Edifier Connect app at 100% . I would recommend to set them at 80% or 60% on a smartphone. Battery is ridiculously excellent with its 55 plus hours . Which means I can go several days without needing to charge. Even at the end of the day maybe 10 or 12 hours of usage. It doesn't really drop that much like maybe 25% at most in my experience. It works well with a battery operated radio like the CC Pocket by C.Crane when on the 3.5mm jack input. Plus you can charge the headphones while it's plugged in but you can't charge it while in Bluetooth mode. Remember the plus version is USB C version and 5.1 Bluetooth. It might be a few years old model but it is still modern enough for most people. I like the flexibility of Bluetooth and 3.5mm so if I wanted to I could use the Edifier headphones on a portable CD/cassette player, battery operated radio, record player something without Bluetooth. I would say these headphones would work well for people who watch TV/streaming and have a modern TV that has Bluetooth for volume output for quiet listening. Just remember sometimes they don't sync up the Bluetooth Audio with the on-screen lip syncing, but that's easily fixed by re-pair or turning off the Bluetooth off and on. The Edifier Connect app has limited sound stage changes but it's useful for adding a little more balanced bass to your sound. If you want more audio choices try looking into the phone settings as some of them are turned off by default by manufacturer or cellular company. Some of them are in developer mode. The headphones are comfortable for me except for my sometimes my ears hurt but that's because of a ear bone rubs the ear cup a little but they are good when eating and drinking and don't slip off easily or get cot on the hair. These headphones don't fold but are not heavy. Remember the these are good plastic headphones and stylish. They didn't have a Edifier case/bag or stand in the box but you can buy some off of Amazon or something.

Écouté de la musique et bientôt regarder la télé

L’annulation de bruit n’est pas terribleQualité du son est plutôt bonne pour le prixUtilisation pour écouter de la musique et pour les jeux sur ps

Really good set of headphones. For the price you can't fault them, the build quality is great, they're lightweight and comfortable and the sound quality is good for the price. Sure the sound quality doesn't hold up to a £300 pair of headphones but you can't expect them to at this price, the sound quality is definitely more than good enough for everyday music listening. Highly recommend these. Also the battery never seems to die it has such a long life which is always nice to see.